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Thanks, Bill. That's encouraging. Then it's server side that's the key, not specifically PHP. Great! I haven't been "flashing" in awhile, and was thrown off because I thought I remembered having done an ASP/Flash thing. I think it was using something like sendvar and getvar, but that was a...

Hi~ Seems like a reasonable quest, but I'm having a difficult time of it. I want to build an entry form in Flash 8 and have the entered values stored in SQL Server. I found tons of info on Flash and Coldfusion (gosh...) and something that mentioned having to use a PHP file between the Flash...

Oops - thought I had submitted a story which mentioned a few of the discrepancies I encounted during this adventure. I do appreciate the reply, and you are right; however, the screens, tabs, menu options, folder structures and contents that I encountered were similar but different enough to...

Hi there~ I have a unit with an ABIT AL8 motherboard. I added two additional WD SATA drives which work fine as individual drives, but I got them so I could have a high-performance RAID array for digital audio/video, etc. At the moment, the drives are accessible in the system, but I haven't...

Obviously I have to do some serious researching here. Let me ask a couple of final things - 1) If the bootable drive was corrupted by a virus or whatever, is it possible that a Norton or other utility could remove/repair the boot sectors and leave the rest of the data accessible? Also, seems...

I'm beginning to wonder if the computer was ever set up properly from Micron. There were always 2 drive letters, and I never really dug into it because everything worked. If a RAID array can have two different partitions, then maybe that was it, but then why am I able to copy off everything...

Status now is that WIN 2000 Professional is running on the third drive, which is now drive C:. Clicking on My Computer takes 10 minutes or so to show, but does show icons for both RAID drives. The second drive has a description, while the first drive (was the boot drive C in the server) shows...

I came in one morning to find my Micron Millenia (with a FastTrak100 IDE Raid controller - 2 40 gig drives, bootable w/striped configuration) "blue-screened". Win 2000 server locks midway through the initialization and suggests I check the drives for a virus. I'd love to, but can't...

I need to generate some documentation for a SQL SVR 2000 database. I can do the diagram thing in Enterprise manager, or I can put together diagrams in Visio. What I would like to be able to do is generate a document that shows the tables, relationships, lists each table's structure and...

A bunch of DOS apps were running fine on Win95. Workstations were replaced with WIN2000 machines. Had the 100%CPU problem so tried OSLIB. It definately cut down on the CPU hogging, but now it seems when a user stops actively using their desktop for awhile, the app "goes to sleep&quot...

Is there a technique for determining the files, libs, etc. that absolutely have to be included in an install package? For example, if there are a group of desktops that all have Win 2000 with Office XP Professional, the things are already going to have a bunch of DLLs that are required by any...

Thanks. I'm having a time of it creating a query that includes info from three tables, with one of them needing the transaction date just prior to the "ending date" entered by the user. I've got one working (in Access 2000 anyway), but it's a nasty mess and there must be an easier way!

Is there a good guide on query syntax differences between MS Access 97 and 2000? I've created a query that works fine on 2000 and gets errors in 97. Thanks

I need a tool that will document a SQL SVR 2000 database. The built-in diagrams are fine, as far as they go, but I need something that will document the table structures, field types, lengths, indexes, etc. I haven't fully explored SQL SVR 2000 yet, so there may well be something buried in...

Is the following possible? If so, can you point me in the right direction for further research? 1) display an image on the web page (preferably vector, but could use bitmap) 2) let user click on a spot on the image, leaving a small dot, icon or whatever on that spot. 3) record (on the server)...